The study of Religion Studies at A Level is a popular and fascinating choice. It is a highly complementary subject for pupils wishing to study degrees in a variety of fields, including Medicine, Law, History and PPE. Religious Studies gives pupils the opportunities to engage and respond critically with contemporary issues, and philosophical, ethical and religious concepts. The course aims to develop transferable skills, such as analytic thinking, a disciplined approach to problem-solving, and investigative and critical thinking. It is a subject which is accessible to pupils of any religious persuasion or none. If you are someone who seeks challenge in a scholarly and supportive environment, which offers the opportunity for intellectual growth and an impressive academic qualification, which is highly regarded by leading universities, and leading employers, the course will definitely suit you.
Pupils who have followed GCSE courses are normally required to have: • taken at least 8 subjects • achieved Grade 5 or better in Mathematics and English (Language) • achieved the entry standard for their chosen A Level subjects available to him/her in the option groups You would be expected to have achieved at least a Grade 6 in English. Beyond this, an open, questioning mind and mature work ethic are essential. You do not have to have studied Religious Studies or Philosophy at GCSE.
About Education Provider
| Region | North East |
| Local Authority | Stockton-on-Tees |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | Unknown |
| Sixth Form Fee | £16,203 |
| Address | The Friarage, Yarm, TS15 9EJ |
The study of Religion Studies at A Level is a popular and fascinating choice. It is a highly complementary subject for pupils wishing to study degrees in a variety of fields, including Medicine, Law, History and PPE. Religious Studies gives pupils the opportunities to engage and respond critically with contemporary issues, and philosophical, ethical and religious concepts. The course aims to develop transferable skills, such as analytic thinking, a disciplined approach to problem-solving, and investigative and critical thinking. It is a subject which is accessible to pupils of any religious persuasion or none. If you are someone who seeks challenge in a scholarly and supportive environment, which offers the opportunity for intellectual growth and an impressive academic qualification, which is highly regarded by leading universities, and leading employers, the course will definitely suit you.
Pupils who have followed GCSE courses are normally required to have: • taken at least 8 subjects • achieved Grade 5 or better in Mathematics and English (Language) • achieved the entry standard for their chosen A Level subjects available to him/her in the option groups You would be expected to have achieved at least a Grade 6 in English. Beyond this, an open, questioning mind and mature work ethic are essential. You do not have to have studied Religious Studies or Philosophy at GCSE.